Chrome does not stop improving for OS X and this time it seems that the developers of Chromium (an open source project from which Google Chrome is being updated) have improved some interesting aspects in this latest update that hopes will reach users soon. RAM consumption on Macs decreases considerably and in addition to that, battery consumption and graphics performance are improved.
Chromium 46, improved OpenGL and Javascript performance Although it is still in beta, which can undoubtedly be an advantage in terms of the work speed and processes of our Mac. This version can already be tested on its Canary version but obviously we are talking about beta versions, so be patient with it.
Chrome is one of the 'most user-friendly' browsers on both PC and OS X, but there are always complaints from both sides despite the fact that developers go to great lengths to polish the flaws. Those of you who have been around for a long time already know that our favorite browser or at least my personal one for Mac, is Safari. Obviously, using Apple's browser has its advantages and disadvantages over others, but it is evident that the advantages that we find over other browsers outweigh more, despite the fact that rivals do not stop improving how in the case of Chrome, on the other hand, this is good to tighten Apple and continue to implement improvements in Safari.